Tag Archives: Robert Rotenberg

When Lawyers Turn to Crime: Kingston Writers Festival!

Posted on June 27, 2012 by

I have just received confirmation that I’ll be participating in the Kingston Writers Festival with my old pal, Bobby Rotenberg, on a panel entitled “When Lawyers Turn to Crime.” I have a cottage about a half hour away from Kingston, so really … Continue reading →

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Updates on publication…

Posted on October 18, 2011 by

I’ve learned that The Beggar’s Opera‘s jacket cover  will have what’s called French flaps. These are the covers that have an extension that folds in (I love them because I can open that fold and use it as a bookmark). The … Continue reading →

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Next genre: the Noir

Posted on December 17, 2010 by

Now that everyone knows what a cozy is, that brings us to its polar opposite: the ‘noir.’  The noir (and yes, it’s based on the French word for ‘black’) is often written from the point of view of the villain, sometimes … Continue reading →

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